Highland High School - Modu Lair Yearbook (Ewing, MO)

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238 K7 11115 ?11r11111!.Q11ee11 67105614 By Pep 67110 l Miss Rhonda Humphrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Humphrey of LaGrange, was crowned Pep Club Queen by Miss Debbie Scoggin, club president u ,A- at the Highland Winter Sports Formal Saturday, January 9. Miss Humphrey is a sophomore. She is a cheerleader for the varsity basketball teams, a member of the band, and an active member of the pep club.She was chosen by a majority vote of the pep club members. Rhonda's escort for the coro- nation was Jeff Gantt, a senior and member of the Cougar basketball squad. Her attendants were Miss Peggy Palmer, escorted by Mike Harsellg Miss Janet McCracken, es- corted by Ronnie Richardsong Miss Patra Westhoff, es- corted by Butch Robertson, and Cindy Baus, escorted by Fred Westhoff. The queen coronation took place during the first break of the dance. Ten other girls com- peted for the honorg Kathy Palmer, Beth Ann Humphrey, Carolyn Fisher, Mary Howard, Bobbette Gibson, Velvia Lee, Debbie Kempe, Julia Gnuse, Denise Ra- leigh, and Denise Welch and Sharon Humphrey. 2?

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if ' Warriors ' ' Kuffalvrd Ky Dawn On April 29, the women faculty met the female students of HHS in a volleyball game. This game', termed the Game of the Century by many, ended in a resounding defeat for the Work Area Warriors by the students' team as the girls won three out of three matches. The scores of the first two matches were 15-3 and 15-9. The third game had to be called because of time, however, at its end the girls were ahead by a sizable margin. Y 1 240 2 The HHS girls, termed the Dirty Dozen , were Lonna Wiseman, Pam Gantt, Mickie Leftwich, Vickie Leftwich, Kathy Bledsoe, Judy Bailey, Teresa Coates, Deb Hawkins, Audrey Scifres and Jennilee Scifres. The Work Area Warriors was made up of Cheryl Amblin ' Ames, Linda Bomber Brooks, Elizabeth Bad-Eye Bradley, Velma Wild Washburn, Sharon Windy Wallace, Pat Cool Hand Cason, Jean Woo- leyY' Wehmeyer, Carol Hust- ling Heller, Maureen Mighty Morrow, Janet Gritty Griss- baum, Jane Bullet Barton, and Mildred Shifty Schaffer. Jody Jet Johnson served as coach and manager.